and, when you did get to see gabriella, how were those visits?d to, i don't know, draw together and read and have some of those things together? because i imagine you'd want to plan that time. so gabriella was the youngest of the kids of the mothers in the ward, and the next child was about eight—years—old. she was two, two—and—a—half when i was moved to the general ward. it was heartbreaking to see a child as young as that come to see her mother. so they would allow us to use crayons and pen and paper and we would make origami quite often. but, for me, it was more about to think what i would want to do with her... yes, to plan. ..during the visit time, to make her feel good about the visit. but then, of course, the mind works in a way that, the moment the visit starts, you're thinking about the end of it, and then you have to wait for another week to see her. you can't actually enjoy that moment. exactly. because she was such a source of strength for you, if you had known this was going to be nearly six years of having to get through this, day a

hello, my name's gabriella hobb. i'm the manager of the guest house, a conference center in flung stephanie gabriella. hub, organized as more than 15000 overnight stays annually. the qualified hotel manager previously worked in normal hotels. she's been at punched at and for 10 years now. we're tough to be that even the work is the same. whether it's in a monastery, a guest house or a hotel. it's no worse and no better. and no more or less strenuous reading on when things get busy gap, leon hob also helps out serving food. the abbey operates like a family business in guest to house buy owens. there are no distractions in our guest house. in no telephone's, no radio cell phones, of course, but no television, no radio and so on. he called the guests make a conscious choice aiding. the guest is humble skulls. from the tomatoes a fresh from our garden. bon appetite, ain't it? usually the monks eat in their refectory in the cloister area where outsiders are not allowed. if they want to eat with visitors, they have to come

i lit up in the guesthouse gabriella half is handing over to brother patrick for the weekend. in that time to see there's a misprint in the newspaper made. it says mass is at 1015 sema from f, and if someone calls, it's 9 o'clock, there's no mass at 1015 got to my mom is father. i'm brother patrick. he been there and i am the porter at plank studies. cool. so splunk sitting here with these certainly, thank you. thank you. know, you to me let vision claims that mattie brother patrick was hello, when the porters job is to act as a communication channel between the monastery and the outside world, and normal routine of hampton. oh session. his family wish him happy birthday. although amongst don't celebrate their birthdays. religious feasts are more important by young girls so. yep. so shoot. does at least legal own people think life must be perfect in a monastery. at that we stroll in silence through the cloisters all day for that in middle of the fall. well those times are over if they ever existed amongst many people, think a monastery is an ideal world through the height, the

. - gabriella gomez-mont is the director and cofounder of laboratorio para la ciudad, the laboratoryr the city. mexico city's official creative and experimental think tank. and trust me. she isn't afraid of facing urban challenges head-on. her staff of 20 is very diverse. half of them come from disciplines you'd expect: geographers, data analysts, social scientists. the other half, however, comes from the creative world. they're writers, filmmakers, artists. and to them, creativity is a powerful tool. if you ask me what the laboratory specializes in, because we've got a wide agenda, from mobility to experimenting democracy, i think we specialize in the gaps, like what are the conversations that are not being had, the things that are not being said, the people that are not included in the conversations, the disciplines, the framings, the points of view that have not necessarily been part of policy-making and city-making from within the government. one of the things that i find really intriguing about mexico city, not only for ourselves but actually for the rest of the world, is that w

ted ross at hannon gabriella, has been re elected for a 2nd term, despite the crating criticism of his organizations, management of the global response to the glow of to the corona virus pandemic. doctor ted ross faced no challenges. if you open it as a 1st african to hold the post russian judges with rejected and appealed by opposition leader like failure volunteer against a 9 year prison sentence for fraud. and other less crimes will now be transferred from a penal camper to a high security prison. the serious criminals use the appeal to criticize rushes war and you create the several countries in east and africa face and acute hunger crisis, drought conflict covey. 19 another war, a new crane of all combined to drive up food prices. 23000000 people across kenya, ethiopia, and somalia are going hungry according to a new report from humanitarian groups. as a result, hundreds of thousands of children are at risk of dropping out of school to help their families survive. d, w. east africa correspondent, marianna miller reports from somalia in favorite subject math. she is a good student

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it also surfaced that pope benedict butler polo gabriella had been stealing confidential documents for years and passing them on to a journalist. for the 1st time, the public had a window into the inner workings of the vatican. v comped, it's to i'm the on distance televi come out as such a li happen. but he for document. how can a journalist publish letters documents for the or parts of documents for internal business transactions in a book? you can t m on to most as though somebody must have leaked it from the inside from in, on, from the very most inner circle. it was a house and you popped up. she, her english, a definite weakness of rot singer, which was we noted many times you. so i'm not saying anything new here is that he is not the best judge of character out there. as timothy pushing the valley lake scandal revealed in fighting money laundering and corruption in the curia, the vatican central administration. the situation had spiraled out of control is deep fin. there are 5 or 6 possible theories on the source of the leaks. but then there were 2 things i spotted us and realis

miss mary gabriella, millennial shave, i've lost hope. not that i don't want to return the situation and what they have planned for. i suggest that it's over. we've lost our lands. they sold us. as time passes, the waiting goes on and palestinians, now we're even struggling to stay on the little land that is left him al jazeera, the occupied westbank. finland has declared that a new era is underway, as it applies for nato membership with sweden also moving to join the alliance. well, nasal membership was a distant prospect for both countries a few months ago, until russia's invasion of ukraine, shafted, their beliefs on european security. the criminal law is one that expanding nato will be a mistake. u. s. president joe biden has condemned america. the latest man shooting his have filled 10 people were killed after an 18 year old white man opened fire at the grocery store in a predominantly black neighborhood of buffalo. in the state of new york, most of the victims were black. a document believe to be posted by the government, promoted w

all right, we'll leave it there. gabriella beaumont smith from the cato institute. thanks for your insights today here on the program. thank the u. s. present, joe biden has landed in japan on the 2nd leg of his asia trip after leaving south korea. as he works to reinforce the partnerships in asia biden will attend the summit for the quad alliance of the us, japan, india, and australia. their focus will be hard to counter china's influence in the region . north korea's weapons tests are also high on the agenda from so florence louis looks at what was achieved in south korea but it doesn't get more succinct than a mere hello. that was you as president joe biden's response. when asked if he had a message for north korean leader kim jong would, but he offered a lengthy answer. when asked how the u. s. and south korea would deal with nuclear or missile threats. we are prepared for anything your career does. we've had. he fought through, how will you find to whatever they do? and so i'm not concerned, but just just before he left for tokyo to continue his tour of asia, f

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residential building was struck. charl stratford has law on the east and offensive from the town of gabriella. the russian missile slammed into the ground only meters away from this block of flats. who knows how many people would have been killed if it had been a direct hit? another attack as part of vladimir putin so called special operation in ukraine wrecking civilian lives. even front doors deep inside the building buckled on to the force of last. good miller has lived here in the eastern tailed of the propeller for more than 50 years off by his tractor sin where i live here alone. as my husband was killed mining coal and my son died. i had gone out for a walk when it hit. i know how like he, i am to be alive, but i have virtually nothing left. how can i live and i don't know. that old firmly portrait lies among the rubble of books. her deceased husband used to read, stand to be destroyed, bookcase, family members have come to help. look miller, clear, the debrief olga holds a chunk of shrapnel. she failed on the sitting room floor floor. there was the j e m. why did they hit here? this i

we're in the town of gabriella. now all ask right, just to pay roll to show you this residential blog. this sir, this residential blocker and a missile land basically next to it. yesterday morning, around 20 families living in there. the majority of them had been evacuated in the, in the weeks her previous weeks, miraculously only 7 people injured, apparently receiving early, suffering, minor injury. this was one of 2 missiles strikes that hit this tail yesterday. and what's interesting is, is that it is at least 50 kilometers away to where the active front line is. and it strikes like this, that a consistent with what the ukranian military is saying is evidence that they have of the beginnings of a serious push by russian forces to take as much territory as they can in the coming days. potentially, as i say, up to that date, that silent important date of may the night in the eyes of vladimir putin. because we're getting increasing hits attacks on towns that are to say a long way back from the front line. we wall ov

miss mary gabriella, millennial shave, i've lost hope. not that i don't want to return the situation and what they have planned for. i suggest that it's over. we've lost our lands. they sold us. as time passes, the waiting goes on and palestinians, now we're even struggling to stay on the little land that is left him al jazeera, the occupied westbank demonstrations have been held in several american cities in solidarity with palestinians. many protesters also voiced their anger against the killing of sharina, accurate patty co. haine reports from washington for washington, d. c. standards. this is an incredibly small protest or not, but less than a 100 people. protesters that i've talked to here say that is part of the problem. when i was in 1st grade, i, when, when my teacher showed us the, the world ma'am, and i'm like, where am i just said, where's palestine? and everyone's like, what is i constantly hear people talking about israel and the land belonging to them throughout my school, throughout our schools. i've been to, in conversati

he does not think it's possible in his lifetime. mishma gabriella, millennial shave, i've lost hope. not that i don't want to return the situation and what they've planned for us suggest that it's over. we've lost our lands. they sold us. as time passes, the waiting goes on and palestinians, now we're even struggling to stay on the little land that is left him al jazeera, the occupied westbank, a new generation of palestinian acts of his born during and after the little chords are redefining the way that they resist these really occupation from on to digital activism. they're working on collectively changing global perception. so recurring reports from ramallah in the occupied westbank half is all martin, all talk to this remembers the 1st time he was inspired by political art. it was during the 1st intifada in 1987 when palestinians rose up in mass populous civil disobedience aimed at ending the occupation international political pressure faced by israel, convinced it to begin peace talks of the palestinians, which led to the oslo accords. a deal to create a 2 state solution that ne

confinement in an iranian prison, nazanin was finally reunited with her husband, richard, and daughter, gabriellance being charged with plotting to overthrow the iranian regime in 2016, her story has always been told by others, whether it be her tirelessly campaigning husband, richard... we talked about it. we said how unacceptable it is and she needs to be released urgently. we'll look at what nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. .. ..or incorrect comments from politicians. she was simply teaching people journalism, as i understand it. in this exclusive interview, nazanin tells her own story, and in her own words. nazanin, it is so lovely to be with you in person and to be able to talk with you today. thank you so much for coming to talk. what can you remember about the day of your arrest? i went to iran on march 17th 2016 to take my baby girl,

joining me now, trade policy analyst, gabrielle, welcome to the show gabriella. >> thank you for having kennedy: i have a couple questions, this fauci is shut down but could be reopened and seems like an arbitrary amount of time, painful amount of time for parents out there looking for baby food. how has the federal government stopped either importation or the manufacturer? how have they impeded that for some companies? >> i agree there is a sense of urgency and the federal government is not helping the situation, pete buttigieg claiming these companies are the reason there's a problem, a shortage but it's actually because of federal programs in american protectionism. the federal program, wic program that allows for these companies to win contracts, allowed for concentration in the market and less competition so when one of the fauci's shows off-line, it's going to have a significant impact on the market and supply. because of protectionism opaque closures and non- there's result of fda regulation, we can't use imports to supplement this short supply. kennedy: and your research has sho

his munich base team was awarded to re design contract construction is about to begin. gabriella, mia? it's the targa love the annals i had them on. we're experiencing more very hot days on that, but also more heavy rainfall by lunch off. that's problematic enough in the countryside layman, but it's even more extreme in the cities on the face home. it can get unbearably hot in cities like cows were, were in the rhine valley and we have to cool down our cities and at the same time, mitigate the heavy rain for which is becoming more frequently and retain the water in the cities up. some is on the flutter, so it's so high. trees, fountains and miss spray will help cool the plaza father walkways are permeable. water is a key design element. ratliff, near display. we need to use every project to boost water retention in cities for plans, for cooling purposes. if we need to convert cities to what's called green and blue infrastructure to him, cause coin adopting the sponge. 30 concept to meet the climate change challenges of the future. to innovation is essential. forrester band had hamburg

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but like, i, i, i'm the type of player that gets motivated by, like seeing my ranking gabriella, you know, stuff like that. so i, i think the intention was really good, but the execution is kind of all over the place. last year's french hoping women's champion barbara crunch cova has been stung by a 19 year old diane perry in the opening round. harry ranked 97th in the world, took advantage of the 2nd seats for performance to close out the match in 3 sets. well, number one, e gosh, wind had got her campaign off to a flying start. the 2020 champion lead the less than an hour to meet ukraine's lisa ranko and book her spot in the 2nd round, y attack has now extended her winning street to $29.00. matches so that in a joke, the mere of guitar has head back at critics who would question the fee for world cup being held in the country later this year. has her face criticism ever since it was awarded the tournament back in 2010 cakes off on november 21st and speaking at the world economic form in dallas shake to me a been hammered out. bonnie said that all fans will be welcome. even today, t

one, defender gabriella heading and arsenals when, as they moved back above 1st into force arsenal at 2 points ahead of their northland levels. aside said page albert next week. that is the oil spill of an hour pizza will have more later. deborah will see you later. yes, thanks very much. indeed. i by visit for this news i. i will be back in a couple of minutes and i'll have another half hour of news perhaps. we'll see you then. ah, journalism is under siege in the digital age. surveillance threatens to stifled price ranges in online violence, endangers the safety of journalists. the spread of disinformation, corrupt public trust in the media. truth becomes a casualty. journalism on the digital siege will press freedom day 3rd of may, 2022. how social a social media platforms, if many young uses feel isolated, anxious, and depressed? currently there is a grand national experiment that is taking place upon our kids. why take companies not sufficiently regulated? they don't want people to know what's happening on their platform. and when will society catch up? 10 people that i knew in h

. >> i said cassidy is our angel on earth that's what she is >> gabriella of staten island thought theyre taken into the emergency room where they would meet the nurse they would call their angel. >> she had all this energy and lit up the room. we were like, this is going to be okay. >> for the next six months, pediatric oncology nurse would not leave his side >> i feel like we were meant to find each other somehow. >> playing spiderman shaving his head with when the chemo started to take effect >> he stands on the bed and kisses me on the lips. >> his mom goes, excuse. he goes, what? she's my girlfriend. >> two rounds of surgery, five rounds of chemo and removing one kidney this is roco today a healthy four-year-old. he loves running and jumping and driving his electric scooter and cassie who we are going to surprise him with today at the hospital >> hi, how are you >> i can't believe he just jumped in my hearts. is he a huggy kid? >> he is it was two years i remember praying over him and wondering if he was ever going to come back out i'm so sorry >> here you stand with a four-year-ol

return so important to have as a diversifier for that concern > >> there is an alternative, thanks, gabriella much >> did you see that? the 30 year just ticked below 3% 2.99%, sway weis a weird weird g check this out >>> also we've shifted away from inflation being front and center, everyone's afraid of one thing. >> recession right. >>> when we come back, a wild week for the retailers supply chain woes and a consumer feeling the inflation pinch. we will run through some of the names making big moves this week we'll find out what it all manes ab means about the broader economy. >>> the meta verse has been hit with fraud, halleaving investor out of thousands of dollars. >>> who founded the world economicor fum the answer when cnbc "squawk box" continues aflac! ohh, mark is about to become a living piñata. luckily, aflac will help cover his unexpected medical bills. aflac? - (whimpers) i don't think he has any candy in there. am i at least going to get hit hard enough to forget this? nobody is going to forget this, ever. (bat hitting) - ohhhh i'mma call his momma. aflac! aflac! this is hannah,

i'm sorry, public works and i believe we have jacob that's the main presenter william blackwell, gabriellamalone. jacob. >> i believe stacy bradley as well. >> i go by the name of jim. i'm a professional land surveyor with public works and street use and mapping. i'm sitting in for bill blackwell today. he's on vacation. i'm here basically to answer any questions that you may have regarding this project. i don't know, exactly how to respond to some of the appellant's question since a lot of them are more engineering questions than surveying and mapping questions. i will say this, though, we responded to the appellant katherine blithe and we responded to her in the affirmatively. there is no intention at this time to remove the barricade on palo alto street for the project. mr. blackwell signature on may h and an e-mail to the applicant. they expressed surveys and concerns in front of the issues. it's an alternative map. it came to light after the approval. we didn't know about certain issues that materialized until after we approved the map and it went forward and it was brought to our att

i'm sorry, public works and i believe we have jacob that's the main presenter william blackwell, gabriella, and malone. jacob. >> i believe stacy bradley as well. >> i go by the name of jim. i'm a professional land surveyor with public works and street use and mapping. i'm sitting in for bill blackwell today. he's on vacation. i'm here basically to answer any questions that you may have regarding this project. i don't know, exactly how to respond to some of the appellant's question since a lot of them are more engineering questions than surveying and mapping questions. i will say this, though, we responded to the appellant katherine blithe and we responded to her in the affirmatively. there is no intention at this time to remove the barricade on palo alto street for the project. mr. blackwell signature on may h and an e-mail to the applicant. they expressed surveys and concerns in front of the issues. it's an alternative map. it came to light after the approval. we didn't know about certain issues that materialized until after we approved the map and it went forward and it was brought to o

beginning with director john arns, gabriella gonzalez-baxter, jason fang, max chang, milosh bill andos alvarez and tiff lee. to rotating sheriff deputies who each time came with a single purpose to listen to the public as they expressed themselves even with elevated voices and when the temperature in the room was getting even hotter. thank you for your long hours and support of the redistricting process at city hall. west coast consulting. they up when the clerk's office took over the outreach aspect through this salesforce software. with the rapidly changing task force schedules, tanasha had many late nights to spread the word. she did multiple things for each meeting in language which include the maps, if they were available. and last but not least, a huge thank you to the employees in the office of the clerk of the board. as each staff had duties that ensured the success of the entire task force. it's important to begin an honorable mention to those who kept the clerk's office operational. while others tended to the specific duties of the task force. a lot of them had late nights

beginning with director john arns, gabriella gonzalez-baxter, jason fang, max chang, milosh bill andez and tiff lee. to rotating sheriff deputies who each time came with a single purpose to listen to the public as they expressed themselves even with elevated voices and when the temperature in the room was getting even hotter. thank you for your long hours and support of the redistricting process at city hall. west coast consulting. they up when the clerk's office took over the outreach aspect through this salesforce software. with the rapidly changing task force schedules, tanasha had many late nights to spread the word. she did multiple things for each meeting in language which include the maps, if they were available. and last but not least, a huge thank you to the employees in the office of the clerk of the board. as each staff had duties that ensured the success of the entire task force. it's important to begin an honorable mention to those who kept the clerk's office operational. while others tended to the specific duties of the task force. a lot of them had late nights making s